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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1930
Page
2
Classified notice indicates mail entered at the Diller Nebraska post office for transmission through the mail as second class matter. This record notes delivery status and routing within local postal service operations.
A voter notice lists candidates for county offices including superintendent and commissioner. Brae ne clark Eve Cross John Plager Henry Wallbaum seek Republican nominations in the upcoming August primary set for the 12th.
E R Allen declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for county treasurer. The brief notice mentions ballot guidance and party process, with a closing sign off by E L Jenkins and a note for county clerk candidate John Jones.
Joseph E. Cook declares his run for Sheriff of Jefferson County, subject to Republican primary rules and party support. He aims to win the county post by gaining primary backing.
The article reviews veteran legislation as a Senate Amendment to the Johnson Bill including the Rankin Amendment. It notes a liberal draft, problems with the amount, and that most men took a chance. The Senate passed a more conservative bill 66 to 6, with expectations the House may approve despite a possible veto.
A narrative blends a polar voyage with political theater. The Admiral visits the House after a South Pole concert as Speaker Longworth notes his poles to conquer. Harper's Ferry is described with Jefferson Rock and the Brown incident, while rail and river projects loom in Washington. The Rivers and Harbors Bill advances canal and waterway plans.
A 1776 roster of the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence notes Adams and Jefferson became presidents, Franklin and Morris famed, Carroll the last survivor who lived 95. It lists professions, birthplaces, and honors the signers’ legacy while hinting at Prohibition era taxes and bootleggers.
One of the largest and deepest wells in the country provides water for Southern Nevada. The well reaches 590 feet and can pump about 5 million gallons of water daily, driven by a 400 horsepower motor.
Two persons reported salaries in Germany tied to aid from the government. The note mentions Seanese involvement and unspecified governance.
A young Hungarian society woman accepted a duel challenge from a classmate after he mentioned her name while intoxicated. They met to sword fight under the code but she refused to strip to the waist. he laughed and walked away, leaving her in tears.
James Sherwood of St. Louis promised a police magistrate not to quarrel with his wife unless his mother-in-law poked her nose into his business.
A London minister asks women in the congregation to avoid powdering their noses while he leads prayers, urging a respectful appearance during worship.
A new alarm clock starts with a soft bell and repeats with a louder ring if the sleeper does not wake and turn it off. The device aims to ensure awakening by escalating sound levels until interruption.
The statement notes the newborn Lindberg child will not be officially counted until the 1940 census. It highlights a delay in recognizing the infant in formal population tallies and hints at bureaucratic timing affecting family records.
The piece explores tribulation as deep sorrow and trial linked to bereavement and afflictions. It traces the word from the Latin tribulum as a threshing device to its Christian reinterpretation as a purging process that separates chaff from wheat and refines the soul through divine Spirit.
Mrs Herbert Hoover receives Elmira College honorary Doctor of Literature in Elmira New York. Observers note high blindness rates in Palestine and Egypt compared with the rest of the world.
A new water-tight craft capable of carrying 400 feet of film may enable undersea motion pictures. The invention suggests extending underwater filmmaking by protecting equipment from water damage.
Thirty distinct dialects are spoken by the residents of the Philippine Islands highlighting rich linguistic diversity across regions and communities.
In Phillipsburg New Jersey the Verenna family faced tragedy as four of nine children died from kerosene fire experiments. Mrs Verenna allegedly tried to ignite a kitchen stove by pouring kerosene causing three suffocations and burns. One child died last May from a similar act by Sadie. four tombstones symbolize failed profit from these experiments.
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